Powers to join in economic policy
Washington April 26 AP report from Paris Geneva and Washington indicates President Roosevelt has launched an international program for a wartime debt moratorium during the London world conference. Britain France and the US seek tariff cuts and policy cooperation to revive trade and set an international monetary standard.
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Washingon
Paris
Geneva
Washington
Roosevelt
London
France
Daladier
MacDonald
Great Britain
Herriot
Hull
Norman H. Davis
United States
M. Herriott
Stens
Wheat improves in eastern Kansas after rain relief
Western Kansas wheat above ground greened up, but overall crop remains discouraging per U S Weather Bureau. Eastern Kansas wheat improved with one to three inches of rain, pastures and alfalfa benefited, southeastern counties pasture livestock support. Washington moves toward approval of a 500 million dollar relief bill for direct unemployment aid as Senate committee backs House passage.
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Topeka
Altke
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
House
Weather forecast fragments for Arkansas City area
Unsettled conditions with likely rain tonight and Thursday. Morning outlook cloudy or partly cloudy with rain in Arkansas City Dougas county roads likely wet. temperatures vary with recent highs and lows.
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Arkansas
Douglas County
Nellie Tayloe Ross named director of the Mint
President Roosevelt nominates Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor for Mint director. Ross has been active in Democratic politics and served as vice chairman of the national committee. R. J. Grant resigns as Mint director to join the Chinese central mint in Shanghai. Grant led the Denver mint and the national mint system after World War I and had a mining career in the West.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Ross Long
R.J. Grant
Central
Shanghai
Grant
Colorado
Denver
Glass Opposes Inflation Plan in Currency Fight
Senator Glass of Virginia rejects the inflation provision allowing the President to cut gold content of the dollar, drawing Republican attacks led by Vandenberg. The debate also features Robinson’s mandatory note issue to pay veterans’ bonuses and a rider linking the Roosevelt farm relief bill.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Banus
Virginian
Secretary of the Treasury
Ty Vandenberg
Michigan
Robinson
Indiana
Treasury
Arkansas
Reed
America
Great Britain
Connally
Cars From Seven States Represented At KU Stadium
Cars from seven states attended the KU Stadium event to claim two free tickets for the first car from each state and one free ticket for the first car from each town. Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Washington, Colorado, and Pennsylvania were listed, with towns including Lawrence and Concordia among others.
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Stadium
William Johnson
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Washington
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
J. 0. Garrison
Concordia
Little Rock
Ark
Humboldt
LeRoy
Holton
Tonganoxie
Milwaukee
Wisc
Anacortas
Wash
Attica
Valencia
Bonner Springs
Denver
Colo
Tax Payers League to hear Prof Taggart Saturday
The Douglas County Tax Payers League meets at the courthouse Saturday with Professor Joseph H. Taggart of the University of Kansas to discuss inflation proposals. The briefing starts at 2 PM. An executive board meeting is set for 10 AM at the courthouse led by Ed Heaston.
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Douglas County
Pontius Radio Announcer Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation
Ernest Pontius, announcer for station WREN, was rushed to Memorial Hospital yesterday evening for an emergency appendectomy. Hospital attendants report his condition this morning as good.
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Ernest Pontius
Wren
Memorial Hospital
Pontius
Mooney Trial Delayed By Judge In San Francisco
San Francisco April 26 AP The Tom Mooney trial was continued to May 22 by Superior Judge Louis H Ward to avoid outside demonstrations that could sway a fair hearing on the old murder charge. Mooney sympathizers shouted in court as Ward said he would not let a legal loophole or technicalities free him without facts. The prosecution offered no new evidence. Frank P Walsh said the defense would focus on proving guiltlessness. District Attorney Brady has long favored a pardon, but Assistant DA Murphy said any evidence would have to be ruled admissible.
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Mr. MacDonald
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
America
Great Britain
San Francisco
Tom. Mooney
Louis H. Ward
Jetus
Mooney
Ward
Hall of Justice
Frank P. Walsh
Eee
Matthew A. Brady
William Murphy
unsettled spring weather with showers across Kansas
April 26 Topeka ap Kansas experiences unsettled cool spring with showers likely across the state. Western Kansas saw rain last night and more is forecast tonight and tomorrow. Skies remain cloudy with highs not above 65 to 70 and lows 40 to 50. Rainfall varied from trace amounts to .34 inch in Tribune and notable totals in Goodland and Liberal.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Western
S. D. Flora
Kasis
Tribune
Goodland
Elkhart
Coldwater
Liberal
Winfield
Dorsey Liberty post attends Kansas City Legion meet
Several members of Dorsey Liberty post of the American Legion travel to Kansas City Kansas for a district convention. Delegates include C B Holmes Prof J W Twente Frank Sullivan and David Mc Creath with Holmes chairing. A morning business meeting a parade afternoon and a hall tonight are scheduled.
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Dorsey Liberty Post
American Legion
Kansas City
Kan
The
Cc. B. Holmes
J. W. Twente
Frank Sullivan
David McCreath
Big Springs Meeting Plans Model Program Thursday Night
The Big Springs community club meets in the schoolhouse Thursday at 8 00 PM with a model meeting by the Douglas County 4 H club group that won a sub district contest. The Kanwaka boys minstrel act and musical numbers by Hazel and Winona Dyer William Swecker and R Manion are on the program Refreshments will be served Earthquake tolls rise in Kos Dodencanese Islands Kos is Italian territory The Kansas Parent Teacher Association opens its annual three day convention in Topeka with an expected attendance of 500
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Big Springs
Douglas County
Ottawa
Kanwaka
Hazel
Winona Dyer
William Swecker
R. Manion
Douglas County 4-H
Big Springs Community Club
Topeka
Kansas Parent-Teacher Association
Storey to Quit Santa Fe Presidency. Bledsoe Named Successor
New York April 26 AP Samuel T. Bledsoe, chairman of the Santa Fe railway executive committee, declined comment on reports he will succeed W B Storey as president. Storey, aged 66, is reported to resign at the May 2 New York directors meeting. Bledsoe, long a Santa Fe lawyer, would be a logical successor. The annual stockholders meeting is set for tomorrow in Topeka as rumors spread through Kansas City and Chicago papers. Storey, born 1857 in San Francisco, rose from assistant engineer to president in 1920. Bledsoe, a Kentucky native, joined the Santa Fe in 1895 and became general counsel in 1918, now holding the top legal post since 1930.
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New York
Samuel T. Bledsoe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
William B. Storey
Storey
Mr. Bledsoe
Santa Fe
Bledsoe
Kansas City
W. B. Storey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
The
Kansas City Star
Topeka
Tribune
Star
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Gulf, Colorado and
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma
Road
Witnesses in suit cite sleeping at Baltzly home and travels
Omaha testimony in a $50 000 alienation suit filed by Mrs Iva Baltzly against Miss Gertrude Gruenig describes Gruenig sleeping in Dr Oliver Baltzly’s study and sharing vacations with him in Minnesota. Neighbors saw them holding hands. Baltzly, a former Omaha pastor, had recent Arkansas divorce records.
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Omaha, Neb
Iva Baltzly
Gertrude Gruenig
Oliver D. Baltzly
Baltzly
Miss Gruenig
Minnesota
Omaha
Arkansas
Wichita U Granted Rehearing on Suspension
Wichita, April 26 AP Charles E Parr chairman of the board of regents said the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools granted a rehearing of charges that led to Wichita University suspension. The hearing will be in Chicago probably early next month. The group said Wichita paid undue attention to athlete welfare through scholarships and lucrative jobs.
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Wichita
Chares E. Parr
Board of
Regents
University of Wichita
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Parr
Chicago
Association
Bussing Returns Home After Major Operation
E C Bussing, who recently underwent a major operation at the Security Benefit Association hospital in Topeka, is back at his home on route 3 today. He remains weak but is up and recovering nicely. Stagg Drafts Son as Aid.
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E. C. Bussing
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Florida lawmakers legalize 3.2 beer and wine sales
Florida lawmakers approved legislation to legalize the manufacture and sale of 3.2 per cent beer and wine in the state and sent the bill to Governor Sholtz for signature.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Sholtz
Baseball News Roundup From Major Leagues
In a busy day of MLB action Cleveland enjoyed a one run victory over St. Louis as Oral Hildebrand pitched a one hit game. Other games featured scattered scoring for New York, Philadelphia, and Detroit with rain causing postponements in Philadelphia and Washington. American Association slate had no games scheduled.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Seibeld
Frankhouse
Hosen
Garroll
Sukeforth
Philadelphia
New York
Yoo
Ellott
Davis
Parmele
Mancuso
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Johnson
Hensley
Derringer
J. Wilson
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pytlak
Washington
Detroit
Ana and
Hayworth
Jongs
Rib
American Association
Exhibit Paintings Here Work of Kansas Artists On Display
An exhibit of paintings by Kansas artists sponsored by the Topeka Art Guild is on display in Lawrence High School's art room for several days. Visitors may view between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm daily, according to principal Neal M. Wherry. The gallery opens at 7:30 pm on Friday for attendees of the senior play.
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Kansas
Topeka Art Guild
Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
PLAN AN ORGANIZATION Self Supporting K U Students
A meeting to form a self supporting organization for men and women at the University of Kansas will be held Saturday evening in room 222 of the Central Administration building. A social hour will follow the business session which starts at 8 15 o'clock. L Wray Choate is chairman. Rob Comanche Oklahoma Bank Comanche Oklahoma April 26 AP. One man wounded and five kidnapped but released unharmed today by three robbers who looted the Security State bank and escaped with about 1500. Michigan Passes Beer Bill Lansing Michigan April 26 AP The Michigan legislature passed and sent to Gov William A Comstock a bill legalizing the sale of 3 2 beers in the state. Lindberghs Land at Wichita Wichita April 26 AP Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed here at 15 o'clock this afternoon.
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K. U
University of Kansas
L. Wray Choate
Comanche
Okla
Bank Comanche
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
William A. Comstock
Lindbergha
Wichita
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kansas City
William H. Cross
Troost Avenue
Probe into beer party continues with subpoenas issued
An intensive probe into a beer test case hinges on a late today or tomorrow morning inquisition after an arrest at a cabin east of Lawrence. Everett Steermen says a full list of attendees is ready and further subpoenas will be issued. law officials will pursue how the beer arrived and who brought it, while avoiding action against the Fort and Hight camp.
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Lawrence
R.B. Stevens
Everett Steermen
Steerman
Stevens
National Collegiate Players stage Holiday May 1 2
The National Collegiate Players will present Philip Barry's Holiday in Fraser Theater May 1 and 2. Laurel Allen and Rolla Nackles lead as Linda Seton and Johnny Case with Bill Inge in a key role. Scenery is nearly finished and the cast will be announced tonight. Tickets go on sale Thursday at Green Hall with telephone reservations available.
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Johnny Case
Bill Inge
Nick PoteTi
Rolla Nackles
National Collegiate Players
The
Uniersity
Aldrich Beardslee
James Compton
Harold Smith
Green Hall
K. U. 174
Landon in appointments four positions filled Topeka
Four appointments by Governor Alf M. Landon were announced today. Fred M. Smith of Anderson County becomes sheriff. Dr Anna M. Foy of Topeka is reapointed to the state board of chiropractic examiners through May 10, 1936. Frank Milne of Pratt and Mac Childs of El Dorado are named to the state board of pharmacy with terms ending April 1, 1936, replacing Joselik Paradowsky of Kansas City.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Fred M. Smith
Anderson County
Tom H. Hurst
Anna M. Foy
Toneka
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Frank Milne
Pratt
State Board of Pharmacy
Mac
Childs
el Dorado
Board of Pharmacy
Jocenik “Paradowsky
Kansas City
Hugheses Visit Lawrence Friend Ties Highlight Hastings Native
Mr and Mrs Andrew Hughes of Hastings Nebraska arrived in Lawrence for a several day visit with friends and relatives The narrative notes his Lawrence High School football involvement and school affairs activity He is currently employed by Swift and Company and based in Hastings Also referenced is a New Ford V 8 from Hamiltons Adv.
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Andrew Hughes
Hastings
Neb
Lawrence
Hughes
Lawrence High School
Swift and Company
Bonus Payment Move Framed by Texas Democrat
Representative Patman said he gathered more than the 24 signatures required to force a Democratic caucus to take up a cash bonus for veterans. He noted many supporters favor distributing the funds through veterans and warned a two thirds caucus vote would bind the party in the house to back the bill amid currency expansion talk.
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Washington
Patman
Texas Today
House Democrats
WINS IN ORATORY AT K U FRESHMAN CONTEST
Lyman Field of Kansas City Mo won first prize of 14 in the University of Kansas freshman sophomore oratorical contest held in the Administration auditorium. Robert Edgar and Phil Bramwell tied for second with 10 each for speeches on Youth Views Religion and Our Future Depends On You. Other contestants included Lee Mitchell Wanda Pertin Hugh Randall Doris Thompson Norbert Anschuetz Sam Sass and Farrel Strawn. Delta Sigma Rho prize of 25 went to Charles Hackler for excellence in debate. New members announced: Donald Hults Charles Hackler Claude Wood and Clement Hall.
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Lyman Field
Kansey City
Anoval University of Kansas
Robert Edgar
Lawrence
Phil Bramwell
Bellview
Lee. Mitchell
Kansas City
Kan
Wanda Pertin
Topeka
Hugh Randall
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Doris Thompson
Independence
Norbert Anschuetz
Four Lawrence high students win in All Kansas Music Festival
Walton Ingham earned superior in cello, Marty Corcoran excellent in piano, Coulter Cunningham good in cornet, and Helen Whetstone good in clarinet at the All Kansas Music Festival at Emporia Teachers College. James Garrett competed in boys low voice. Contestants performed Monday. placings announced last night. More than 3,000 pupils from 112 high schools competed.
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Lawrence High
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Lawrence High School
Walton Ingham
Marty Corcoran
Coulter Cunningham
Helen Whetstone
James Garrett
Big Eastern Star Convention Opens at KU Auditorium
About 1500 members of the Eastern Star gathered at the University of Kansas to open the fifty seventh Kansas Grand Chapter session with a formal program led by Mrs. Kathryn Colvin. Distinguished guests included Mildred Schaubacher and John Hammill. A banquet for Past Grand Matrons and Patrons preceded an 2500-guest reception at the auditorium, and tomorrow's schedule includes officer elections and reports from grand committees. Freshman Charles Clark dies after injuring himself rushing to a baseball game at Kansas State College. Former Vice President Charles Curtis changes his legal residence from Topeka to Washington, D. C.
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Eastern Star
University of Kansas
Kansas
William Pilcher
K. U
the Temple
Dorsey-Liberty
Lerdan
Kathryn Colvin
Grand Chapter
Pearl Smith
Jessie Graber
Adah
Mildred Schaubacher
General Grand Chapter
John Hammill
Olga Philip
George Dunlap
Anna Hawkins
Ruth Eula
Ruth
Oklahoma
Gibson
Missouri
J. F. Cotton
Arkansas
Sonia Jones
New Mexico
Caroline Stonenbarger
Marion Derr
Betty McGuire
Charles A. Loucks
Christine Meserve
Margaret J. Stevenson
Porttens Latimir
Order of the Eastern Star
Lillie Lennon
Clara Bramwell
Bellville
Charles Reeder
Hays
Mabelle Lane
Toneka
Myrtle Feak
Kansas City
University Auditorium
Blanche Foster
H. Lindley
Punch
Manhattan
Kan
Charles Clark
Kansas State College
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Patee Theater
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J. A. Conly
Hal Black
C. L. Kagey
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Black
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Wichita U
MR. Bussing
Stagg
Aid Stockton
Calif
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College of the Pacific
Paul
University of Chicago
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Tulsa
Sinclair Prairie Company
East Texas
Texas Company
Boynton
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Steerman
William Underwood
H. E. van Noy
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Paul Schubert
Harold Snider
A. M. Fortney
J. M. Mott
Basile Green
Steve Hinshaw
Landon
Pharmacy Board
Mr. and
Tre
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Hamilton’s
Hackler
U.S. Army
Bernerd C. Mann
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
C. J. Mann
Tennessee Street
U. S. Army
Mann
Regular Army
137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Pittsburg
Dallas
Texas
Ralph D. Cotton
Masonic
K._U
Carriy FE. Yates
Artie T. Harrison
Ara Fe Cheirman
Ll.d
le Eimer
S. Nai
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Tillian O. Anderson
Gertrude Verne Gough
Grand Trustees
Cilla Bittel
Mildred Bolinger
Kanssa City
Elizabeth Reeder
Bermetta Sf. Siler
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